The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1887-12-24
A GAY SEASON FOR CALDwELL-A
FINE TIME ASSURED MONDAY
NIGHT, DEC. 26, 1887.
A HOUSE WARMING FOR JAKE HAMM
JANUARY 2, 1SSS-A GENERAL
INVITATION TO ALL.
GRAND I. o. o. F. BALL AND PUBLIC
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS ON
JANUARY 4, 1888.

ments to all, but to those who find
enjoyment in the may dance, they
are especially attractive this year.
The season will open up with a
grand ball at the Pacific Hotel next
Monday evening, the particulars of
which were given last week. The
committees then announced have
completed their final arrangements,
engaged the finest music to be had,
made arrangements for an elegant
supper, and in fact, have every
thing but the dancers. One small
American dollar is all that is re-
quired for ticket to this opening
ball of the season and the oyster
supper is only one dollar per couple
provided you pay for it. If you
don't pay you get it for nothing.
Everybody is invited to come out
and dance away the cares Of life
at small cost. 1t will be better
than Ayers Sarsaparilla to renew
your youth. Old people especially
invited; can't keep young folks
away with club. Don't forget
the date. Next Monday night at
8 o'clock the trouble begins. Well
all be thar"
THE HAPPY NEW YEAR
will be celebrated in most befit-
ting manner at the new palatial
residence of Mr.. Jacob Hamm, on
Monday evening, January 3, 1888.
Although little to late to dance
the new year in, it will be a good
early start to dance 1888 out, and
Jake says he will stay with them If
it takes all summer. He has plen-
ty of room and good music, and
every effort will. be made to make
the affair most enjoyable. At the
proper hour an oyster supper will
be served, which is indispensable
to any we'll regulated party. 1t
will only cost you two dollars to
enjoy both the dance and supper,
and see Jake's fine new house at
the same time. 1t is open to all,
no age qualifications required, and
the property qualification is only
two dollars in bullion. All who
live through the dance Monday
night will have an excellent chance
to begin where they left off at Mr..
Hamm's.
Tile I. O. o. F.
has long been known as beneyo-
lent institution. 1t never loses a
chance to do good, and when in It's
power. always caters to the relief OF
the distressed. By unusual fore
sight the members of Caldwell
Lodge No. 10 saw that it would be
very disastrous for the holiday
sports to stop without a grand final
windup, and consequently on
Wednesday evening January 4th,
they will give q ball that will far
eclipse any past efforts. They will
also have a public installation OF
officers the same evening. The
installation will take place at the
Odd Fellows Hall at 7:30 o'clock
which will be free and public, the
Lodge extending special invita-
ton to everybody to be present
After the ceremonies the Lodge
room will be placed at the dispose
of the assembled crowd, to use al
they see fit in any social enjoy
ment, while those who enjoy thu
dance will repair to the Pacific
Hotel, where all arrangements vii
| he made for their pleasure. Th'
following committees will arrang
for the comfort of all.
HONORARY COMMITTEE.
IL Badley. NJ. B. G'winn,
A Hoover, T. T. Danilson,
H. D. Blatchley, S. n. Moe,
D. D. Campbell, c. 0. Picard,
w. S. Bailey, W. Z. Maxey'
COMMITTEE ON ARRANGEMENTS.
J n Raker S. M. Coffir
C. S. Scott,
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
E. J. Smith, A. K. Steunenbert
J. M. Martin, VIM. Kinkaid,
aOlmst4ad.